Daniel Fienberg is the Chief Television Critic for The Hollywood Reporter. With a background in television criticism and journalism, Daniel provides insightful analysis and reviews of the latest TV shows and series. His work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Sports UK, and the Cigalah Group.
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Daniel Fienberg's coverage primarily consists of reviews and critics' appreciations of TV shows, series, and performances. If you have a new TV show, series or performance that you believe Daniel should review or appreciate, it would be beneficial to reach out to him.
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By: Daniel Fienberg
Steven Zaillian wrote and directed the eight-episode adaptation, an Italian-set, black-and-white thriller about the eponymous grifter-turned-sociopath.
By: Daniel Fienberg
Park Chan-wook and Don McKellar turn Viet Thanh Nguyen's novel about a Vietnamese double agent into a limited series also starring Hoa Xuande and Sandra Oh.
By: Daniel Fienberg
Benjamin Franklin struggles to get French support for the American Revolution in this new eight-episode period drama costarring Noah Jupe and Eddie Marsan.
By: Daniel Fienberg
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The late Lear is an executive producer on this 10-episode look at a Black family in the Chicago projects.
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Daniel Fienberg · 7-min read The title of Eric Monte and Mike Evans' Norman Lear-produced sitcom Good Times was designed to be welcoming and inclusive.
By: Daniel Fienberg
In his four-episode show, Conan O'Brien meets with fans and has new experiences in Finland, Ireland, Thailand and Argentina.
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· 6-min read Max's Conan O'Brien Must Go is a travel show with a twist.
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Andrew Jarecki and company follow up their 2015 documentary, which featured a surprise Robert Durst confession, by chronicling the real estate mogul's latest murder trial.
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Boasting a British accent and action chops, Moss plays an MI6 agent trying to stop a terrorist attack in the new six-parter.
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